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I have a 2020 HTC still waiting to be produced. I was looking at the visualizer and noticed that when looking down through vent on the engine hood, you could see something shiny, like you could see part of the engine. I also understand there is an engine cover between the engine and the folded top.
Can someone with an HTC tell me what is directly under that vent and what you see? I would have thought it was the air filter chamber, which I thought was black plastic.
I did some searches, and didn't see what I wanted, I will continue looking.
It looks like you have to be seeing part of the air filter housing and feeder tubes to it, as well. As I recall, that housing butts up to the trunk housing right in the middle of the car.
Since thinks are rearranged under there, I wonder if that means some aftermarket parts (headers, turbos, etc) will have to be different for the HTC.
It looks like you have to be seeing part of the air filter housing and feeder tubes to it, as well. As I recall, that housing butts up to the trunk housing right in the middle of the car.
Since thinks are rearranged under there, I wonder if that means some aftermarket parts (headers, turbos, etc) will have to be different for the HTC.
That’s actually not a bad question to ponder and discuss.
It looks like you have to be seeing part of the air filter housing and feeder tubes to it, as well. As I recall, that housing butts up to the trunk housing right in the middle of the car.
Since thinks are rearranged under there, I wonder if that means some aftermarket parts (headers, turbos, etc) will have to be different for the HTC.
Yes... the coolant reservoir is totally different w/ different lines in the HTC to make room for the top mechanism. I would be leery about modifying much on a HTC as no aftermarket will do the heat testing of an OEM.